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Are we watching the death of the music festival?

The Weeknd just made history by selling 163,000 tickets for his own shows at MetLife Stadium — outperforming the entire Governor’s Ball festival which sold 120,000 tickets during the same timeframe. As stadium tours get bigger and artist earnings grow exponentially on solo tours, major festivals are starting to lose their biggest headliners.

In this video, we break down why big artists like The Weeknd may soon have little incentive to play music festivals at all. We explore the financial differences, fan experiences, and why this could signal the beginning of the end for many major festivals.

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Festivals may never fully disappear, but what we know as the traditional music festival model may be permanently shifting.

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